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Acknowledgements | ||
Preface | ||
List of Abbreviations and Works Frequently Cited | ||
Introduction: The Recording and Survival of the Earliest German Texts | 1 | |
1 | Tohu wabohu: The Wessobrunner Gebet and Its Analogues | 11 |
2 | Ego bonefacius scripsi? More Oblique Approaches to the Wessobrunn Prayer | 41 |
3 | "Unlucky Zeal": The Hildebrandslied and the Muspilli under the Acid | 65 |
4 | The Merseburg Charms: Contexts and Function | 79 |
5 | The Merseburg Charms: Conjectures | 97 |
6 | The Beginnings of the German Lyric | 119 |
7 | The Strange Case of the Old High German Lullaby | 143 |
Bibliography | 167 | |
Index | 189 |
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